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In this episode of "Can We Talk About It?," Diamond Shalom dives into deeply personal and community-centered issues. She stresses the importance of showing up for friends and loved ones, even when communication or circumstances aren't ideal. With vulnerability and rawness, she addresses her own experiences with racism and colorism, underscoring the ongoing struggle for representation and acceptance within the Black community. Shalom connects these social issues to her faith, reflecting on the responsibilities of being a “covenant child” and the significance of honoring one's parents. Alongside these themes, she openly reflects on her personal journey of growth, acknowledging her mistakes while embracing accountability as a tool for positive change.
Diamond Shalom brings authenticity and passion to this conversation, balancing personal experiences with societal reflections and aiming to connect with her audience in meaningful ways.
Main Topics from Diamond Shalom’s Perspective
- Supporting friends and loved ones: The importance of being present for your community, even when communication is challenging.
- Racism, colorism, and representation: Personal experiences of navigating racism and colorism in the Black community, with a focus on authenticity and healing.
- Covenant children and faith: Understanding what it means to be a covenant child in Christ, including honoring parents and how faith guides decisions.
- Personal growth and accountability: Reflecting on past mistakes, the journey of growth, and the role accountability plays in developing character.
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Send it to your homegirls, your besties, your baby daddy (yes, even him), your CEO, your pastor, your neighbor, and definitely your haters! Because everybody needs this word!
Always remember—no matter what— to embrace the life God gave you! 💕✨
@foreverdiamondshalom @shalomspeakss
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In this episode of "Can We Talk About It?," Diamond Shalom dives into deeply personal and community-centered issues. She stresses the importance of showing up for friends and loved ones, even when communication or circumstances aren't ideal. With vulnerability and rawness, she addresses her own experiences with racism and colorism, underscoring the ongoing struggle for representation and acceptance within the Black community. Shalom connects these social issues to her faith, reflecting on the responsibilities of being a “covenant child” and the significance of honoring one's parents. Alongside these themes, she openly reflects on her personal journey of growth, acknowledging her mistakes while embracing accountability as a tool for positive change.
Diamond Shalom brings authenticity and passion to this conversation, balancing personal experiences with societal reflections and aiming to connect with her audience in meaningful ways.
Main Topics from Diamond Shalom’s Perspective
- Supporting friends and loved ones: The importance of being present for your community, even when communication is challenging.
- Racism, colorism, and representation: Personal experiences of navigating racism and colorism in the Black community, with a focus on authenticity and healing.
- Covenant children and faith: Understanding what it means to be a covenant child in Christ, including honoring parents and how faith guides decisions.
- Personal growth and accountability: Reflecting on past mistakes, the journey of growth, and the role accountability plays in developing character.
Support the show
🔥 If this episode blessed you, made you think, or even made you side-eye yourself—don’t keep it to yourself!
Like, comment, subscribe, and SHARE IT!
Send it to your homegirls, your besties, your baby daddy (yes, even him), your CEO, your pastor, your neighbor, and definitely your haters! Because everybody needs this word!
Always remember—no matter what— to embrace the life God gave you! 💕✨
@foreverdiamondshalom @shalomspeakss